GE Mark VIe IS420UCSBH1A UCSB Controller Module
Operation
The controller comes preloaded with application-specific software. It can run ladders or blocks. Minor changes to the control software can be made online without rebooting the system.
The IEEE 1588 protocol is used to synchronise the clocks of the I/O components and the controller to within 100 microseconds via R, S, and T IONets.
External data is transferred to the controller’s control system database via R, S and T IONets.
Process inputs and outputs for the input/output modules are included.
The following are also included in a dual system:
Internal state values and initialisation information for the specified controller
State and synchronisation information for both controllers
Also includes the following in a triple-module redundant (TMR) system:
Internal state values for voting and status, and synchronisation information from all three controllers
Initialisation data from the specified controller
Advantages of the IS420UCSBH1A
The UCSB controller offers the following advantages:
A single module
Built-in power supply
No jumper settings required
No batteries
No fan
Smaller panel footprint
Flash memory can be easily updated
The UCSB controller is panel mounted and communicates with I/O components through an on-board I/O network (IONet) interface.
IONet is a private Ethernet network that supports only Mark control I/O modules and controllers.
Features
Microprocessor: 600 MHz Intel EP80579
Memory: 256 MB DDR2 SDRAM with Error Correcting Code (ECC), Flash support for SRAM, NAND flash size of 2 gigabytes
Operating System: QNX NeutrinoQNX Neutrino
Weight: 2.4 lbs
Mounting
The UCSB controller is mounted in a module that can be mounted directly to a panel metal plate.
The UCSB controller should be panel mounted to prevent vertical airflow through the heat sink.
WOC’s industrial automation hardware products include UCSB controller modules.
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